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Lexington’s Pride of Place Tour shows how LGBTQ+ history can come to life in Orlando
By Zac Alfson, The Bungalower
Troubles and Sweets: Reflecting Critically on Historical Offerings for Contemporary Issues
By Jody Stokes-Casey, Journal of Cultural Research in Art Education
“Not your grandma’s Henry Faulkner.” New film dives deep on renowned Lexington artist
By Linda Blackford, Lexington Herald Leader
Bull Riding, Tony-nominated actor coming home highlight Lexington’s weekend events
By Matt Wickstrom, Herald Leader
The Lasting Legacy of the House of Sweet Evening Breeze
By Josh Porter, Queer Kentucky, Issue 3 - Fall 2023
In sad irony, Ky library restricts LGBTQ book but houses history of gay icon
Lexington Herald Leader
With abortion in limbo, what about other rights in Kentucky? Here’s what experts say
By Austin Horn, Lexington Herald Leader
3-part interview on the intersectionality of LGBTQ History
By Mark Royse, The Deep End, RadioLex
Long before Pride, Lexington icon Sweet Evening Breeze ‘beat the system’
By Linda Blackford, Lexington Herald Leader
The Bee Charmer: A case for re-queering the Fried Green Tomatoes franchise
By Austyn Gaffney, Oxford American
Richard Taddei on His Mentor, Edward Melcarth
By Taylor Lewandowski, The Gay and Lesbian Review Worldwide – September-October Issue
It Was Home: Celebrations, Oral Histories to Remember Lexington’s First Lesbian Bar
By Linda Blackford, Lexington Herald Leader
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